#dailylatin
Ad libertatem = "at liberty"
His choices were carried out ad libertatem.
#dailylatin
nulla = zero
"I do not subscribe to the view that we must reduce it to an absoluta nulla."
cops! general
it amazes me that there's a concept of Brady cops, and that they're not just fired for not doing their fuckin jobs
police departments keep track of their officers with credibility issues (re. a 1963 case); this misconduct can count as exculpatory evidence that the department may need to forward to legal defense. so they don't tend to send these folks to court.
some forces will keep these officers employed anyway. some local jurisdictions prevent officers from being punished for being placed on the list (though not the offense that got them there), such as CA: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=GOV§ionNum=3305.5. (sec. a).
bonus: these lists are often not available to the public!
@10grans beg
@freemo just don't offfer them a snacks before 6pm or they will be triggered af.
Jk. It's just a bit rude since they could only eats between 6pm (that's the average time of "adzan maghrib". Basically a call of prayer).
To 4am (that's the average time of "adzan subh")
And don't forget to come to their house at "eid" that's the day when they cook a lot of delicious food lol.
Yo dawg, I heard you like cats. So we put a #cat on your cat, so you can pat a cat while you pet a cat.
Stoicism cont. (Insults)
"Stoicism advises that when we feel insulted we should consider whether or not we respect the person who insulted us. If we don't respect the person, we shouldn't care what they think. If we do, then we should think about whether they might be right. We can also consider if they possibly don't have all the facts and would see things differently if they had more information. We are also reminded that we are the ones who have perceived the comment or action as an insult. We can change our perception of what was said or done."
This seems simple enough and straight-foward... Might be hard to do in practice though.
Stoicism cont.
"Marcus wrote, 'The art of living is more like wrestling than dancing,' yet he stayed committed to helping others.
Marcus worked to protect the weak, to make life less difficult for slaves, and to rear and educate poor children. He wrote that he didn't do this for acknowledgment or thanks. He helped others because it was the right thing to do. It was his duty and happiness was his reward."
@Diptchip
What format is the partition? Fat32? ext4?
Also, have you checked in out
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-performance-winpc/repair-windows-10-using-usb-drive/35c9a8f8-dde5-4370-a8fe-5a84b9e00ebb ??
@10grans beg
Ask me about my keyboard